I love how your whole message is about giving knowledge but not limiting its’ usage and the filmer’s creativity and personal taste. It feels like advice and not a video on how to do things. And you’re unapologetic about your art too which is something I love 😂 keep grinding bro, your art inspires me
@@officials2ti just wanna say that God, Mary and Jesus love you so much! They saved me from cancer (without any tratament just praying) and They are with you❤
It bothers me since a lot of people just mash snippets, pop a preset then call it cinematic. But you're shit's too good so use the term all you like my dude! 😂
@@tambokpatikan3700 understandable . I get it. Some people just get immediately upset when they see it and it’s like a word for a reason haha I appreciate you
That’s what I meant with my comment Vuh, word to Tambok. For me, it has gotten to the point where it’s overused, the word cinematic has become a buzzword and I was just airing out that frustration. That’s all, 10q.
Huge fan of your work. I’d like to see you apply these rules using a super affordable DSLR and lens or like the first camera you ever bought. Like a little challenge for the 🐐
the way the sound of the cooking spray begins before we see the shot of the spraying is so subtle and crazy, i never notice how often its used in movies and shows
What I learn a lot from you is the prop layouts. You make use of various vintage, colorful props and locations so well. When they meet your color grading skills, your iconic style comes out.
@@vuhlandes he us just telling it like it is Vulandes. you are humble and down to earth and give practical tips that are helpful, example shooting on the shadow side and as to why, the triangle way of shooting extremely helpful. and so much more. I have downloaded so many of your tuts and it's become my go to & even use some of your ideas and shot that you take. so you have become one of my icons.
MY MAN! You are the first RUclipsr in this field that I know of that mentions the importance of sound design. I'm a photographer with a background in sound design and my experience is that a lot of filmmakers underestimate how sound design can enhance your scenes drastically. Thank you sir!
There's been so many videos of people talking about sound design in the filmmaking space. This is a great video, but he's certainly not the first person.
Your style is dope af. People rely on artificial light way too much, and honestly indoors you definitely need that. But even indoors when enough natural light is available, it’s often not utilized enough. People also do creative things with artificial light which is cool. But your style brings a nostalgic kind of vibe, almost dream like. I dig it.
Dude, your “talking to camera” shot is the most beautiful I’ve ever seen on RUclips. Not that that’s a thing RUclipsrs strive for, but so refreshing. I just paused and stared at it for like 15 minutes
I gotta say, I love your general message you put in all these "tutorial"-style videos. Telling us YOUR way but still giving room for every other creative choices people can make, if that's their flow. keep it up!
I was gonna skip to the next vid because i didnt think sound design was an important part of what i needed to learn rn. Im so glad i decided not to be dumb because i see how sound design really amplified the quality of the video. Thank you for this vid friend!
- [01:31] 🎬 The concept of cinematic filmmaking extends beyond traditional movie scenes to everyday activities. - [03:01] 🌟 Lighting plays a crucial role in creating cinematic shots by adding depth, emotion, and interest. - [06:07] 🖼 Thoughtful compositions, even if simple, contribute to the cinematic quality of images and videos. - [08:01] 🎥 Camera movement enhances cinematic storytelling, but static shots can still be cinematic with proper composition and lighting. - [10:04] 🔊 Sound design is often overlooked but can significantly elevate the cinematic experience by adding realism and depth to videos.
Must say you're the voice of youtube that i could listen (and of course watch) all day long! Top quality stuff, very inspiring. Greetings from Poland ✌
Great content. I really love your chill vibe. No need to get all hyped up and talk at 100mph your presentation is laid back and a joy to watch because of it. I appreciate your work!
Man, this is the first video of your channel that i've whatched and i'm impressed! I'm a brasillian film student and i'll see all your content to improve my skills!! you got a new follower!!
I Subscribed to you not long ago and around that time I was scripting up ideas for cinematic videos - My thought was to film everyday tasks like making breakfast, working out, writing, and editing, all in the most cinematic form possible; following that up with a moody edit to fit a vibe. It is wicked to see someone else doing this before I jump into it - It certainly is not an original idea but very useful for creatives who want to release more on RUclips. Cheers bro!
Just found this channel. Bought a ZV E10 about a week ago as my first real camera. I’d been using a Canon Powershot from 10-12 years ago for forever and now that I’ve got something better I’ve been working hard to improve. This video is exactly what I was looking for. Informative, to the point and no filler. Great work!
@@shanesureman I honestly haven’t had much time to make videos for RUclips but I have started woodworking and might make videos on that. That said, I have made videos for others like b roll of people working in a cafe or videos about someone’s car and it’s been a pleasure. It’s got its limitations but is exactly what I think should be in a persons first real camera. 4K at 24 or 30fps. Downsampled from 6k. Easy to learn. You can adjust any setting you feel like you know what to do with and let the camera decide anything you’re not sure about. The absolute only downside in my opinion is that you’ll get some jello wobble if you move side to side too fast and a little bit too if you vlog with it, you’ll see a little wobble. But otherwise, I highly recommend it.
8:50 i think the sounddesign improves the image usually because its like a compositional thing that draws your attention to something, like if there is a sound in the foreground, your brain automatically looks for the source of the sound, so its a bit like leading lines or general composition stuff in a way that it focuses your attention on something and makes it easier to notice
I loved your discussion on sound design. My videos are travel/vlog/documentary. But I've found that the videos feel really flat without sound. The murmur of a crowd inside, birds or cars outside make a huge difference (wind is generally a big pain in the you-know-what, but it also has its place). Good video! Glad I found your channel!
I'm lookin at you from France and men, your color grading is so soft and vibrant at the same time ! Your videos are a WHOLE VIBE and this really gives people motivation to be that good with passion. Just... wow. and congrats for that !
Just found your channel and I’m literally binge watching all your videos you’re amazing from the explaining to showing I’m literally hooked… you deserve a spot in Hollywood YOU’RE THAT GOOD
After the cinematic breakfast part I had to say "Wait what?" It was so well done that I didn't even like realize I was watching if that makes sense. Watched it a second time... Became focused and it ended up being a completely different experience of in depth quality. Phenomenal. I personally love this because I HATE funnels or leading ads based on gimmicks and not display of quality. I'm only a minute and 43 seconds in... Bro good fkn job.
would love to see a video on how you grade your own videos specifically and have a little breakdown on what to look for while colorgrading. thanks for yet again another great video🫶🏼
I gotta say this is so much better than other “cinematic” videos on RUclips with all these whooshes and nauseating camera movements and these random ass gimbal rolls for no reason. Thank you sir
Vuhlandes is my favorite content creator of all time hands down. Taught me so much and I always gotta show love no matter what. I get motivated to go outside and do shit esskedit ‼️
appreciate your time to share brother, as an artist I can get overwhelmed by not knowing how to approach the shooting and editing but im definitely grateful for your content, it does help
Brilliant! These cheat codes to make any video cinematic are a game-changer. The attention to detail and creative techniques shared in this video are truly valuable for aspiring filmmakers like myself. From lighting and composition to editing and color grading, each tip is like a secret weapon to elevate the visual storytelling. Thank you for sharing these valuable insights! 🎥🌟 #CinematicCheatCodes
so glad I clicked on your page. its a so relaxing just listening to you explain stuff its just so simple to understand, and dont fall asleep trying to grasp something and at the end still don't get it. your visual and storyline is so easy to follow for someone who want to know how to shoot cinematic. appreciate ot 1000% keep doing what you are doing and thanks!
this is just fantastic! i've been toying the idea of doing some simple music videos for couple songs i'm wrapping up, but was feeling real hinky with my limited skill set. just watching this, i don't feel so scared no more. thanks, sir!
Thank you for sharing your awesome knowledge - loved the talk on composition, it’s one of the things people overlook, and I love the way you have composed your shots.
Haha for real. I feel like there’s some good stuff to take away from these little videos but people are so focused on the title of a video they don’t even listen
I found this channel some months back, could have sworn that I subbed that day, only for me to find you today again, thank you for all your help man. Keep doing what you do.
so crazy how doing something simple could still be cinematic im slowly growing my journey as a videographer more for short content (tik tok, reels, shortS) definitely will take in this info, tbh its just gathering ideas that would grab the viewers attention where im at atm but its just a barrier i have to pass
Man you are awesome! You carry a wonderful attitude and vibe throughout the video, the way you speak and the shots everything. The sound related tip was really the killer one! Inspiring videos
“Light spaces, not faces” that was something different I never heard and honestly I’m not very experienced but that js seems like some great advice for someone new especially me that will really help a lot, keep it up bro 🙏
"If its not your video or your film, why bother" OMG thanks for that, i spend way too much time trying to do things the right way that by the time i present it, the owner would opt for the most basic unappealing visual possible, and would have been a waste of my time, so im glad you share this sentiment
Inhave zero use for this knowledge. Never planned to do any visuals. I always hire someone. You just made me want to learn all that i can. I will be shooting my own video at least once. Thank you.
I love how your whole message is about giving knowledge but not limiting its’ usage and the filmer’s creativity and personal taste. It feels like advice and not a video on how to do things. And you’re unapologetic about your art too which is something I love 😂 keep grinding bro, your art inspires me
Pinned but no comments, let me change that
i just wanna say that God, Mary and Jesus love you so much! They saved me from cancer (without any tratament just praying) and They are with you❤
@@officials2ti just wanna say that God, Mary and Jesus love you so much! They saved me from cancer (without any tratament just praying) and They are with you❤
Well said brother
@@isaahedits6714 Well why didn't they save my aunt then?
if the word cinematic bothers you.... I promise its going to be okay. take a breather and maybe come back to it later
Big fan of you dawg
It bothers me since a lot of people just mash snippets, pop a preset then call it cinematic.
But you're shit's too good so use the term all you like my dude! 😂
@@tambokpatikan3700 understandable . I get it. Some people just get immediately upset when they see it and it’s like a word for a reason haha I appreciate you
That’s what I meant with my comment Vuh, word to Tambok. For me, it has gotten to the point where it’s overused, the word cinematic has become a buzzword and I was just airing out that frustration. That’s all, 10q.
Huge fan of your work. I’d like to see you apply these rules using a super affordable DSLR and lens or like the first camera you ever bought. Like a little challenge for the 🐐
the way the sound of the cooking spray begins before we see the shot of the spraying is so subtle and crazy, i never notice how often its used in movies and shows
J cut if i’m not mistaken
@@k-time5953You’re 100% correct. It’s a J-cut. ✌🏾
What I learn a lot from you is the prop layouts. You make use of various vintage, colorful props and locations so well. When they meet your color grading skills, your iconic style comes out.
What a beautiful comment . Thank you
@@vuhlandes he us just telling it like it is Vulandes. you are humble and down to earth and give practical tips that are helpful, example shooting on the shadow side and as to why, the triangle way of shooting extremely helpful. and so much more. I have downloaded so many of your tuts and it's become my go to & even use some of your ideas and shot that you take. so you have become one of my icons.
Prefect tho this really just put me in a lane
@@vuhlandes cinematic tricks I think bokeh effects = shallow depth of field + closed up shot + 180 degree rules + ND filter
MY MAN! You are the first RUclipsr in this field that I know of that mentions the importance of sound design. I'm a photographer with a background in sound design and my experience is that a lot of filmmakers underestimate how sound design can enhance your scenes drastically. Thank you sir!
Absolutely! So important for immersion. And so easy to get wrong.
Thank you for this 🙏🏾 sounds is what I'm working on
Man thank you. It’s an easy thing to forget about or take a backseat on for a lot of people but I love it and take just as serious as the visuals
There's been so many videos of people talking about sound design in the filmmaking space. This is a great video, but he's certainly not the first person.
If the sound design of a video is poor, even a video shot in 5K will seem bad.
I would argue sound is at least 50% of the equation.
Honorable mention I think would be color grading, what stood out to me during the breakfast sequence was how beautifully it was graded
I second that. His grading is very recognisable and pleasing to the eye, without being too limited to a specific color contrast.
What program did he use?
@@ufukkiblathe uses dehancer pro
@@tylerrossum3659 I use davinci .
You’re so dope! Great video!!!
Your style is dope af. People rely on artificial light way too much, and honestly indoors you definitely need that. But even indoors when enough natural light is available, it’s often not utilized enough. People also do creative things with artificial light which is cool. But your style brings a nostalgic kind of vibe, almost dream like. I dig it.
Dude, your “talking to camera” shot is the most beautiful I’ve ever seen on RUclips. Not that that’s a thing RUclipsrs strive for, but so refreshing. I just paused and stared at it for like 15 minutes
word the wide angle lens really fucks with him and the color grading matches the environment
glazing more than krispy kreme
@@alenv1317bro thinks appreciating someone’s art and craft is glazing
The color grading of the toothpaste and toothbrush was so good
Immediately the color scheme and sound quality here is aesthetically pleasing. keep bringing this content bro. cheers!
I gotta say, I love your general message you put in all these "tutorial"-style videos. Telling us YOUR way but still giving room for every other creative choices people can make, if that's their flow. keep it up!
The way you cracked that egg was absolutely chaotic
😂😂😂😂
Your comment made me laugh. Thank you
I was gonna skip to the next vid because i didnt think sound design was an important part of what i needed to learn rn. Im so glad i decided not to be dumb because i see how sound design really amplified the quality of the video. Thank you for this vid friend!
- [01:31] 🎬 The concept of cinematic filmmaking extends beyond traditional movie scenes to everyday activities.
- [03:01] 🌟 Lighting plays a crucial role in creating cinematic shots by adding depth, emotion, and interest.
- [06:07] 🖼 Thoughtful compositions, even if simple, contribute to the cinematic quality of images and videos.
- [08:01] 🎥 Camera movement enhances cinematic storytelling, but static shots can still be cinematic with proper composition and lighting.
- [10:04] 🔊 Sound design is often overlooked but can significantly elevate the cinematic experience by adding realism and depth to videos.
Just discovered your channel. Whatever LUTS are in this video are so sick. Your colour grading is so vibrant yet soft. It's really impressive
Must say you're the voice of youtube that i could listen (and of course watch) all day long! Top quality stuff, very inspiring. Greetings from Poland ✌
Great content. I really love your chill vibe. No need to get all hyped up and talk at 100mph your presentation is laid back and a joy to watch because of it. I appreciate your work!
0:51 exactly, this is what I want
Man, this is the first video of your channel that i've whatched and i'm impressed! I'm a brasillian film student and i'll see all your content to improve my skills!! you got a new follower!!
Swears me too
I Subscribed to you not long ago and around that time I was scripting up ideas for cinematic videos - My thought was to film everyday tasks like making breakfast, working out, writing, and editing, all in the most cinematic form possible; following that up with a moody edit to fit a vibe. It is wicked to see someone else doing this before I jump into it - It certainly is not an original idea but very useful for creatives who want to release more on RUclips. Cheers bro!
Just found this channel. Bought a ZV E10 about a week ago as my first real camera. I’d been using a Canon Powershot from 10-12 years ago for forever and now that I’ve got something better I’ve been working hard to improve. This video is exactly what I was looking for. Informative, to the point and no filler. Great work!
How’s it gone? I’m the market for my first real camera
@@shanesureman I honestly haven’t had much time to make videos for RUclips but I have started woodworking and might make videos on that. That said, I have made videos for others like b roll of people working in a cafe or videos about someone’s car and it’s been a pleasure. It’s got its limitations but is exactly what I think should be in a persons first real camera. 4K at 24 or 30fps. Downsampled from 6k. Easy to learn. You can adjust any setting you feel like you know what to do with and let the camera decide anything you’re not sure about. The absolute only downside in my opinion is that you’ll get some jello wobble if you move side to side too fast and a little bit too if you vlog with it, you’ll see a little wobble. But otherwise, I highly recommend it.
I think certain natural light, detail shots and steady composition can make wonders for anyones footage. Looks really cool!
Love the cinematography, but for the love of all things holy please don't ever use a fork to cook on a non-stick pan. I'm looking out for you!
Haha this! ❤
😂
And the heat on the pan is too high, that’s why the bacon didn’t cook evenly… 😂😂
@@afourthstarmap😂
@@afourthstarmap Nice - a little misogyny to go with your cold take. You can eat all the non-stick coating you want there, champ. Good luck.
You made stuff look so badass bro holy shit
8:50 i think the sounddesign improves the image usually because its like a compositional thing that draws your attention to something, like if there is a sound in the foreground, your brain automatically looks for the source of the sound, so its a bit like leading lines or general composition stuff in a way that it focuses your attention on something and makes it easier to notice
In that case it also looks better because he color corrected the clip hehe
I loved your discussion on sound design. My videos are travel/vlog/documentary. But I've found that the videos feel really flat without sound. The murmur of a crowd inside, birds or cars outside make a huge difference (wind is generally a big pain in the you-know-what, but it also has its place). Good video! Glad I found your channel!
I'm lookin at you from France and men, your color grading is so soft and vibrant at the same time ! Your videos are a WHOLE VIBE and this really gives people motivation to be that good with passion. Just... wow. and congrats for that !
real ones's here before the hour hits! Love the work twin
First 30 gang 🤎🤎
@@vuhlandes love the work twin, one of my biggest art inspirations
Bro your a god….great video man you just inspired the hell out of me
Just found your channel and I’m literally binge watching all your videos you’re amazing from the explaining to showing I’m literally hooked… you deserve a spot in Hollywood YOU’RE THAT GOOD
Wow. Thank you sooo much
I think the main thing I learned from this video is that you are extremely good at what you do, have a great humble character and that I'd hire you.
Honestly solid advice. Another tiny thing would be focus. Either a fixed focus point or a shifting focus but that second one can be a lil tricky.
Fire as always!! I'm attempting a cinematic video for the first time today. Your videos always inspire me
Bruh. You deserve more subs. Keep posting. Great stuff 👏
Im a new filmmaker and man, your videos are awesome. Thanks for all the info.
After the cinematic breakfast part I had to say "Wait what?" It was so well done that I didn't even like realize I was watching if that makes sense. Watched it a second time... Became focused and it ended up being a completely different experience of in depth quality. Phenomenal. I personally love this because I HATE funnels or leading ads based on gimmicks and not display of quality. I'm only a minute and 43 seconds in... Bro good fkn job.
would love to see a video on how you grade your own videos specifically and have a little breakdown on what to look for while colorgrading. thanks for yet again another great video🫶🏼
I gotta say this is so much better than other “cinematic” videos on RUclips with all these whooshes and nauseating camera movements and these random ass gimbal rolls for no reason. Thank you sir
Thank you ! I’m not a stickler for anything except plain old fashioned cinema
@@vuhlandes 🫡
Vuhlandes is my favorite content creator of all time hands down. Taught me so much and I always gotta show love no matter what. I get motivated to go outside and do shit esskedit ‼️
his facecam is even cinematic 😭
I love the music you add on, so much!! Everything actually about your videos is beaitiful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge so generously.❤
How do you manage to get every single colour to pop in a video like that. Unreal
Color grading
Luts
Luts
appreciate your time to share brother, as an artist I can get overwhelmed by not knowing how to approach the shooting and editing but im definitely grateful for your content, it does help
Brilliant! These cheat codes to make any video cinematic are a game-changer. The attention to detail and creative techniques shared in this video are truly valuable for aspiring filmmakers like myself. From lighting and composition to editing and color grading, each tip is like a secret weapon to elevate the visual storytelling. Thank you for sharing these valuable insights! 🎥🌟 #CinematicCheatCodes
so glad I clicked on your page. its a so relaxing just listening to you explain stuff its just so simple to understand, and dont fall asleep trying to grasp something and at the end still don't get it. your visual and storyline is so easy to follow for someone who want to know how to shoot cinematic. appreciate ot 1000% keep doing what you are doing and thanks!
Love your use of pastelle colors on the faded film look it’s unique and amazing nice vid👌
this is just fantastic! i've been toying the idea of doing some simple music videos for couple songs i'm wrapping up, but was feeling real hinky with my limited skill set. just watching this, i don't feel so scared no more. thanks, sir!
I’m currently working on a short film for my next album.
You’ve inspired a lot to say the least🧟♂️
I genuinely cheered when the ad came on cause that timing was awesome
your sound design is always great, on top of not over-using a shallow depth of field. not knocking it tho. to each their own
Great point with the sound design, makes such a big difference and gives the project a "professional" feel!
i aint know don toliver did film too
Filters look and feel so much better with high quality record material
Thank you for sharing your awesome knowledge - loved the talk on composition, it’s one of the things people overlook, and I love the way you have composed your shots.
Literally just watched this video and made my own right after, you are inspiring my brother!!🙌🏾
Super random but girl at 5:20 kinda looks like the Mona Lisa
The first minute and a half was simply amazing.
if I see the word cinematic on the internet one more time I’ll combust
its not that deep lil bro
Cinematic
I absolutely love how you described everything. Made me feel confident about finally shooting my own video. Thank you so much!
WHICH CAMERA ARE U EVEN USING
Looking at the hashtags in the description looks like sony fx3?
Great vid! I'm glad this popped up today
Lol please say all of this louder for the guys in the back
Haha for real. I feel like there’s some good stuff to take away from these little videos but people are so focused on the title of a video they don’t even listen
@@vuhlandes they gotta stop being so technical and just create 🤣… it’s not that hard
What a strong opening. You promise, then you deliver. Thank you!
Drinking game, take a shot every time he says the word cinematic.
35 times. Did you do it?
@@vuhlandes Lol! I actually don't drink but thought others would find it fun
Bro absolutely amazing work right to the soundtrack and sound engineering
“Cinematic” yeah go on brother this isn’t 2017 stop using the word in vain my guy
its a word brotha. no need for the passive aggressiveness
I found this channel some months back, could have sworn that I subbed that day, only for me to find you today again, thank you for all your help man. Keep doing what you do.
Great video broski! I fw those shadesss 🔥🔥
even just the set up in your office is the most interesting composition i’ve ever seen on youtube. thank you for the free game
(for this sort of educational thing)
True definition of an Artist. Great going!
Didn't tell me anything but told me a lot. Rec 709.. clean your color.. you're lighting understanding is dope.
THIS VIDEO IS AMAZING FAM! 💪🏾🙌🏾
ur whole vibe is clean bro, just found this channel but just the whole room scene and the fit mane clean🔥🤝🏽
Love your videos! (Also love your Jays hat!) Great info. Beautiful content. Some of the best on RUclips 🙌🏻
Sound design makes it 10x better
so crazy how doing something simple could still be cinematic
im slowly growing my journey as a videographer more for short content (tik tok, reels, shortS) definitely will take in this info, tbh its just gathering ideas that would grab the viewers attention where im at atm but its just a barrier i have to pass
First time here, Dope content, Subbed all love ❤❤
Man you are awesome! You carry a wonderful attitude and vibe throughout the video, the way you speak and the shots everything. The sound related tip was really the killer one! Inspiring videos
Your presets are some of my favorites!
OMG THE MUSIC HAS ME SINGING!! I loved the opening omg!!
Let's talk about the colour grading and colour correction here.. Absolutely ELITE!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The Don Himself Omm appreciate you2️⃣1️⃣🤞
Man you should be a motivation coach. Every worry about a filming project is away with your videos
First time looking into this. Glad this is the first video I watched. Seems like great foundational content.
Damm let's talk about how clean those glasses are! Definitely adds to the shot with the beautiful reflections👌📸
THIS FILLS MY SOUL .
REAL LIFE BEING CAPTURED IN THE MOST FOR FILLING WAY. I VALUE THIS.
I love how your reds pop in your work
good look!
I appreciate the information. You delivered it superbly.
“Light spaces, not faces” that was something different I never heard and honestly I’m not very experienced but that js seems like some great advice for someone new especially me that will really help a lot, keep it up bro 🙏
talent and execution! greatness!!
I'm just starting out in filming and documenting things, and these tips really helped and served me. Thank you! Great vid ^^
"If its not your video or your film, why bother" OMG thanks for that, i spend way too much time trying to do things the right way that by the time i present it, the owner would opt for the most basic unappealing visual possible, and would have been a waste of my time, so im glad you share this sentiment
Love the sound and close shots
So simple and so powerful crazy 👊🙏🏽
Man, this is great content bro. I just stumbled on this channel tonight, so very glad I did.
Thanks for the content, bro! I'm a beginner and with this video I was able to understand the elements of cinematography
🇧🇷
Inhave zero use for this knowledge. Never planned to do any visuals. I always hire someone.
You just made me want to learn all that i can. I will be shooting my own video at least once. Thank you.
You're killing it man. Sick vid
That bike scene really put it into perspective for me for audio design, cheers 🍻